The Seattle Star dated September 4, 1923

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hurling U.S. CONSUL KILLED! American’s Wife Also Dies; Japanese Police Are Battling Looters in Wrecked Zone — WEATHER Rotered

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DSCREN Ge EO EN ee PA 2 SEATTLE STAR THE Earthquake Strikes Blow at Heart of Japan RECENT VISITOR TELLS OF CITIES BEFORE...

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1923. EATTLE STAR PAGE 3 We Tell It With VALUES : —_ Mecndenmee” || THE GROTE-RANKIN CO URS Meanderings

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q | ‘the straits or at sea, be PAGE 4 NEW B, G RULE MAY NOT WORK Big Rum-Runners Are Not Very Much Worried VICTORIA, B. C.

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Te oe ee eS es THE SEATTLE st Direct Word From Tokyo Is Received Here CITY SCHOOLS Fir UNBAUM:BR BEGIN CLASSES FURNITURE CO.

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THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1928. fs ——— m 2 . —_—~- oa . “ ; } Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Betty POCO OHOTOTOOUDEOS ESOS ESOS REESE ESOS EEELOH EEO EES : WORLD of MAKE-BELIEVE COCR ORE LES ERO...

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| | THE SEATTLE STAR Publisred TF h Publishing © Main e400. Ni pe cad Us fo th, 2 monthe $1.6 Liquor and Crime Volstead tells

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e —T LET ET Fie? — a * & * i ® a il * Lt = located at Mr. and Mrs. Ss @& GOLDBERG White Gold ings, beautl- | fully carved.

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PAGE 10 | Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Assistant te CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY Telephone, Main 0600, Frances

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lent ud THE ISLE RET MWAWUSTRATED By RAW SATTERTIELD en een SYNOPSIS OF PREC Ned Cort severa driving + a ho skids 1 home,...

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PAGE 12 BY major or mino: that Catcher Ray Schalk achieved, Schalk x mombe made a putout at every most unusual for a catcher

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(TR deed de eleesecsosses! THE SEATTLE STAR fIRPO THRIVES ON HARD BLOWS, SAYS EX- CHAMP JESS. WILLARD Don’t Underestimate Big

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; ~- BUSINESS—Finance, Produce, Agriculture, Shipping, Real Estate, Building *- | DROP REPORTED \(Vew York Stock...

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‘WUOESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1928, THE SEATTLE STAR PA 15 a Read What the Different Advertisers Say About Star Want Ad. "Resulis |

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a apo FISH HAVE BEEN CAUGHT. = IN WEEKLY CLOSED PERIOD Taking of Immature “Humpbacks Off the Capes Is Reported to Be Heavy; °